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It serves as a timely reminder of several home truths amid the 5G fervor, as Willeneger alluded to. LTE isn’t going anywhere; it will be the primary vector for mobile data for several years yet and even when 5G starts to ramp up LTE will be the fallback ... ( read original story ...)

As we approach Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in less than two weeks, we are starting to get more early releases of what the world’s leading mobile companies are planning to show off at the show. We have seen some announcements from LG, Samsung ... ( read original story ...)

Qualcomm, it would seem, is starting 2018 with a bang. Last week, the company announced that its Snapdragon X50 would enter testing this year with carriers around the world and feature in 5G phones beginning next year. This week, the focus is back on 4G ... ( read original story ...)

"Snapdragon X24 LTE modem sets a major mobile industry milestone, created to provide enhanced mobile broadband and deliver an extremely important gigabit coverage layer for commercial 5G networks and mobile devices that are expected to start launching in ... ( read original story ...)

This latest addition to Qualcomm’s modem stable is being seen as a continuation of the company’s drive to take the industry closer to 5G, while also widening the technology gap with its competitors. The X24 is Qualcomm’s eighth generation LTE ... ( read original story ...)

The 4G/5G boundary is about to become really fuzzy. Today, Qualcomm announced the X24, a 4G LTE modem that can reach 2Gbps, or about half the maximum speed of its current 5G modem—and faster than the average 5G customer will receive for years. The X24 ... ( read original story ...)